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By the mid 1960s , the middle classes in India ( comprising 5 per cent of the population ) had acquired enough purchasing power to create a sizeable demand for sophisticated consumer goods and consumer durables .
By the mid 1960s , the middle classes in India ( comprising 5 per cent of the population ) had acquired enough purchasing power to create a sizeable demand for sophisticated consumer goods and consumer durables .
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The demand for higher prices for agricultural products was , therefore , understandable as the surfacing of the contradiction between the mainly precapitalistic , lower productive , labour intensive agricultural sector and the highly ...
The demand for higher prices for agricultural products was , therefore , understandable as the surfacing of the contradiction between the mainly precapitalistic , lower productive , labour intensive agricultural sector and the highly ...
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Waiving Cooperative Loans F inally , we turned to the last of the demands made by the farmers and listed earlier as ... and so the rural bourgeoisie had to include in its list of demands at least one demand which would represent the ...
Waiving Cooperative Loans F inally , we turned to the last of the demands made by the farmers and listed earlier as ... and so the rural bourgeoisie had to include in its list of demands at least one demand which would represent the ...
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